North American Cop: American-Style Quick Draw
北美巡警：美式居合
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 499k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I hate those old, obsolete revolvers. They're treated like gods. There was a similar American book that hyped up a six-shot revolver like it was some kind of god. Other handguns couldn't kill anyone, but the protagonist's revolver was amazing—one shot, one kill, and it reloaded incredibly fast! I just wonder, if revolvers are so powerful, why were they retired from the military and police?
You even added a detective element, and all the readers left. Look at how many subscribers you've lost, and you still stubbornly keep writing. Don't you know you're not capable of this? Your book's title says it's a light novel, but the ending is a detective story, and it's not even well-written. It's all anticlimactic, and you don't even understand your book's intended purpose.
Main character
This should be fine, right?
I have a question about why the protagonist in American police novels always uses a revolver.
What's so great about revolvers? Nothing beats the practicality of a Glock.
🙂I've always thought that being a police officer in the US—why solve cases? Just shoot! Then take a vacation and chase girls…
Revolver rapid fire, real-world examples
God of the West!
So many people are hyping up revolvers, it's hilarious.
Haha, and they say revolvers have a high skill ceiling? What skill ceiling is there for a revolver? They just use its design to show cowboys how to fire it rapidly and fool a lot of military ignoramuses, who keep bragging about it. In so many videos of US police officers enforcing the law, they either empty their magazines with Glocks or use AR-4s to fire.
To put it simply, you're missing a central connecting thread, so when a case isn't engaging, nobody watches it. Many detective novels have a main storyline. Some get promoted, some become stronger, and many more uncover a hidden, massive criminal organization, peeling back the layers of mystery through a series of cases. And that's what you're missing.
Remember, those who choose revolvers as their weapons are all novices when it comes to small arms.
Is a revolver a man's romance? It's so impractical that all that's left is romance! The patrolman is already fixed in the opening scene; let's see how you write the rest of the story.